When I use the command r2 -q -c "/ a" my_file, it gives a result like:
Searching 1 bytes from 0x00000000 to 0xffffffffffffffff: 61
Searching 1 bytes in [0x400000-0x40220c]
hits: 15
Searching 1 bytes in [0x602e08-0x603048]
hits: 0
Searching 1 bytes in [0x603048-0x603060]
hits: 0
As you can see, it indicates 1 bytes instead of 1 byte. I observed that it is related to this line:
https://github.com/radare/radare2/blob/e985e0b9edb54d7d07584367db2aadc0c58112fe/libr/core/cmd_search.c#L2076
Just send a pr. Click the pencil button in github
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When I use the command ``, it gives a result like:
As you can see, there is a typo 1 bytes which
I observed that it is related with this line:
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Sure. I will work on it.
@radare how can I test my code update?
Test a typo? Wat
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@radare how can I test my code update?
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I am asking generally. As I am new to this repo, I don't know how exactly I can test (execute) my local file changes? I have read the documentation, but there is no sufficient info for that.
make ?
Thank you @xarkes!
any update?
tired of waiting. fixed in master
You just waited for my fix these 6 days? :smiley: anyways, you have better fix than mine
I did the fix yesterday because i needed for a script i was doing. There are still things to do, so im not closing the issue. Release will be next week, so if you are in the mood to get this PR in time it will be included in 2.2
Thanks!
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You just waited for my fix these 4 days? 😃 anyways, you have better fix than mine
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@radare it seems that many files have this "byte/bytes" issue. Should we focus only on this file or all of them?
Maybe we should just use byte(s) and avoid that conplexity
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@radare it seems that many files have this "byte/bytes" issue. Should we focus only on this file or all of them?
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Nice point. Will work on that.
@radare made a PR for that #9067
Yeah saw that. Will check tomorrow
Thanks!
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@radare made a PR for that #9067
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